黑白思考，是藉由劃下界線來區分所認知的一切，也是人們的生存機制之一。我們總是習慣用大膽分明的方式來理解世界，彷彿非黑即白才能讓一切變得可控。然而，許多事物都不存在著明確的分界。生與死的瞬間如何定義？存在與消失的界線在哪裡？未來與現在如何區隔？這些曖昧不清的狀態，既讓人不安，又無可避免地存在在我們生活之中。

模糊地帶，代表著拉扯、曖昧與不確定性，而人們往往選擇忽視它。因為模糊，讓人無法輕易做出判斷；因為模糊，讓人感到焦慮不安。心理學研究顯示，大腦偏好確定性是來自對未知恐懼的生理反應，然而，當我們過度依賴清晰所帶來的安全感，便會疏忽模糊的可能性。

本次展覽將以「模糊地帶」為核心，透過沉浸式體驗與互動裝置，讓觀眾親身感受界線的流動與曖昧。

展覽以夢境為表現形式，因為夢是一種貼近「模糊」的存在——它游離於現實與幻想之間。我們以紅黃藍三原色作為靈感發想，構築三個不同的夢境，每個夢境皆圍繞一種核心情緒，並透過色彩與場景設計來傳達情緒的層次變化。這些顏色並非固定不變，而是會隨著互動而產生微妙變化，暗示著情感與認知並非二元對立，而是充滿過渡與可能性。

Miss liminality

Black-and-white thinking draws boundaries to distinguish everything we perceive; it is also one of humanity’s survival mechanisms. We are accustomed to understanding the world in stark contrasts, as if only by defining things as either black or white can we maintain a sense of control. However, many aspects of life lack clear demarcations. How do we define the precise moment between life and death? Where is the boundary between existence and disappearance? How do we separate the future from the present? These ambiguous states evoke unease, yet they are an unavoidable part of our lives.

The gray area represents tension, ambiguity, and uncertainty—things people often choose to ignore. Its vagueness makes it difficult to make clear judgments; its uncertainty provokes anxiety. Psychological research shows that the brain’s preference for clarity stems from a physiological fear of the unknown. However, when we rely too much on the security that certainty brings, we overlook the possibilities that ambiguity holds.

This exhibition takes "The Ambiguity of Boundaries" as its core, inviting audiences to experience the fluidity and indistinct nature of boundaries through immersive interactions.

Dreams serve as the artistic medium for this exhibition, as they embody ambiguity, floating between reality and illusion. Inspired by the three primary colors—red, yellow, and blue—we construct three distinct dreamscapes, each centered around a core emotion. Through color and spatial design, we explore the nuances of emotional shifts. These colors are not fixed but subtly change in response to interaction, symbolizing that emotions and cognition are not binary opposites but fluid spectrums filled with transitions and possibilities.